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There are many reasons that a physician may have to want to see the veins throughout your body. For instance, he or she may want to view blood clots, called deep vein thrombosis, which can be a potentially deadly condition. It can also be used […]

Vein disease can affect individuals very differently. One person may experience only the mildest forms; while others may experience more significant and painful symptoms. The only common ground these people have is that if they do not receive proper treatment for vein disease, it will

There has been a huge rise in the number of doctors’ practices being purchased by hospitals. In fact, the number has more than doubled between 2002 and 2008. This movement toward vertical integration between hospitals and practices means there are more service providers that at

Also known as deep thrombophlebitis, deep vein thrombosis (DVT) describes a condition where a blood clot resides in a deep vein, such as those in the legs. Deep veins are located near bones and are surrounded by muscles. They are also deeper under the skin

Dr. Wright recently received a prestigious award from the American Medical Association, this time for his dedication to continuing his training as one of the top phlebologists in the nation. The Physician’s Recognition Award was established by the AMA in 1968 to recognize doctors who

How to Pick the Best Vein Doctor Most people know what an important decision choosing a doctor can be, but few are sure which criteria to go by. This is why so many people rely on the referrals of friends and family when deciding on

This is a regular feature where Dr. Wright answers some of the questions sent to him: Q: I have red marks after endovenous laser ablation and not blue/green marks. Should I be concerned? A: Red veins that appear after this procedure care called “matting.” They